👕Fabric Materials

You can choose from a wide range of fabric types to decorate your scene, selecting from pre-built options or creating custom textures from pre-existing bases.

Fabric type materials (exept Cammo) use UV ️ coordinates for their mapping. Make sure that you have done proper UV mapping ️ to get the desired result.

Available Fabrics (more coming soon):

13 Materials and 150 Variations

🔷 Different patterns

There are currently 12 different patterns available, each of which already includes several variations. This means you have a wide range of options to customize your design.

Are prefabs boring? Choose the Base materials and have fun creating!

13 Base Pattern

📷 Lets See

Some macro renderings of materials

A Macro image of the camouflage fabric

A Macro image of the cloth fabric

⚠️ Tips and Warning

Input Images

Want to give your fabric an even more personal touch? Upload a custom image and create a truly unique effect. You could use a photo, drawing or any other image you like.

Nodes to be used to upload custom images

By connecting textures to sockets in unconventional ways, you can create effects that will amaze yourself and your customers!

Control Sheen

To fine-tune the Sheen property, navigate to the dedicated Sheen tab and modify the various parameters provided. For controlling Opacity, change the Tint value. Alternatively, you can adjust the Roughness parameter to influence the overall sheen effect.

⚠️ Displacement

To achieve realistic and accurate fabric displacement, you need to increase the amount of polygons in the mesh. Alternatively, you can enable adaptive subdivision, which automatically subdivides the mesh based on the curvature of the surface.

Render with Adaptive Subdivision ON

How to activate Adaptive Subdivision

⚠️ Normal Map

If lowering the "Map Strength" slider does not see a decrease in the strength of the normal map, it means that the material is set to "Displacement and Bump." In this case, you will also have to lower the "Displacement" slider to get the desired effect.

A video showing how to properly check normal

👀 The Nodes

A series of images showing what the shaders look like

Cammo

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Cloth

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Velvet

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